Hi,
On 7 September 2011 04:44, Ben Fritz wrote:
> Here's a more complete script, but I haven't tested it either:
>
> nnoremap! :call SmartTagSearch()
Vim seemingly doesn't like this line. In adding your example and
sourcing it in Vim, I see:
Error detected while processing /tmp/foo.v
On 5 September 2011 23:31, sc wrote:
> many denizens of mail lists take offense at such requests and
> respond rudely -- how you respond is up to you
I'm mildly annoyed that this thread has been hijacked without the
subject field of the email changed to reflect the fact that we're now
talking abo
hi,
On 5 September 2011 22:37, Jacky Liu wrote:
> Of course this can be achieved:
>
> nnoremap! :call SmartTagSearch()
>
> function! s:SmartTagSearch()
> if {file opened in current tab}
> " switch to that window
> " locat
Hi,
[Please CC me...]
I'm wondering if anyone has any tips for how to efficiently jump
between tags in Vim? I'll outline my scenario.
At the moment, pressing CTRL-] on a function definition works great,
and vim will jump to that tag, switching to a new file in the same
window if need be. What
hi all,
i often realize that when I change the size of xterm with vim running
inside of it, i end up always pressing:
^w=
To get vim to resize all splits equally.
is there a way to get vim to do this for me once i've resized xterm?
TIA,
David
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Hi all,
i am sure i remember reading once, a quickfix tip which did the following:
Bound via a function key:
* Run :make
* Spawns quickfix window
* The :make ouput appears as its compiling in the quickfix window
* If the command produced no errors, the quickfix window would close
* Otherwise it
hi,
On 20 December 2010 14:38, bouchta...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello David, I see you're struggling with omnicppcompletion too :)
>
> I found this:
> autocmd FileType python set omnifunc=pythoncomplete#Complete
> autocmd FileType javascript set omnifunc=javascriptcomplete#CompleteJS
> autocmd FileT
Hi,
If the answer to this is buried in the help files, please point me there.
But I was wondering if its possible for omnicompletion to be more
cleverer than it is at the moment. For instance, if I have this:
struct foo
{
char *name;
char *address;
int age;
};
And I type:
foo->
a
Hi all --
I am wondering if its possible to arrange split windows like this:
Sometimes i split vim horizontally -- and then i often wished i could
create a vertical split on one side of the screen that spanned the
entire height of vim -- but of course splitting vim vertically creates
a new split
2009/10/11 David Chanters :
> I thought it might be possible to "cheat" and use TabLeave / TabEnter
> events, but I lack any kind of knowledge about how to do this, not
> knowing any vimscript or anything.
I think I read that the NERD plugin can do something like this, b
Hi all,
Thinking about things like the quickfix window, it's often a nice idea
of mine to want to have a split window "stick" or "follow" me across
tabs -- I don't use tabs often in vim to edit files (I prefer split
windows) but is there a means to do this?
I thought it might be possible to "che
hi all,
i had a look through the vim tips wiki to see if I can do the
following with the quickfix window, but didn't see anything relevant
-- but if I have missed it, do please point me there.
I do a lot of C programming. What I would like is the following to
happen -- a way of binding "make!"
2009/8/28 Mikalai Chaly :
>
>
> If you are using taglist plugin, there is such ability. Just open :help
> taglist.txt and search for "status line".
>
> Here is an example from taglist help file:
>
> :set statusline=%<%f%=%([%{Tlist_Get_Tagname_By_Line()}]%)
>
> Looks pretty nice, at least in .
2009/7/22 Tony Mechelynck :
> You could reorder your split-windows by means of Ctrl-W or
> ":wincmd " commands, maybe in a WinEnter autocommand, but that
> would be like reordering the file cards in your Rolodex every time you used
> them so that the last-used one came first -- untidy. Imagine a
Hi --
2009/7/20 Tony Mechelynck :
> Normally the current window uses the StatusLine highlight group for its
> status bar, all others use the StatusLineNC group. Setting these is
> normally the job of your colorscheme.
Thanks -- that's all dusted now.
I do have some other questions regarding you
On Jul 20, 10:31 am, Tony Mechelynck
wrote:
> -- yes, I have a lot of split-windows. All the options (other than the
> keymap for one of the windows) are set by my vimrc, including the
> "Rolodex vim" setting (":set wh=9 wmh=0") to allow the window in use
> to be big enough for practical use.
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